Yes it's right. It has been argued that tablets have no future in the current world of laptops and netbooks, that they are too expensive and unusable for work. Although this statement is partially true, it would not be Apple not to come up with something exceptional. Already when the tablet was introduced, people were fascinated by its control, thin design and excellent display. Not even himself Apple he didn't expect the iPad to become the blockbuster it has become over the past few months. Demand for the iPad far outstrips supply and Apple therefore nestIt aims to expand the market to other countries and supply a sufficient number of devices.
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Despite some setbacks in the speed of production, the tablet became the fastest-selling electronic device in history. From its introduction in January 2010 to October 2010, an incredible 8,5 million units were sold (and that's iPad pro(only available in a handful of countries). The tablet is also starting to have an impact on PC sales in the US. People say in surveys that they would rather buy an iPad than a netbook or subnotebook.
